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Finding free beds with bluetooth

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A very time-consuming task in a hospital is material logistics. Organizing beds is a complex business here, since hospital beds come in different conditions, like occupied, available, clean, needs cleaning or even infectious. A pilot project is now aiming to simplify part of bed logistics using Bluetooth sensors. Learn more in our interview!

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Timo Roth
Editorial team MEDICA-tradefair.com

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Interview: Bed sensors
Topic of the Month: SWIR imaging for vessels
Video: Deep brain stimulation
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SWIR Imaging: The Power of Multi-Color Real-Time Technology

Topic of the Month
Image: Blood vessels and nerve tracts of a mouse; Copyright: Helmholtz Zentrum München
Many diagnostic methods and image-guided surgery are based on medical imaging. However, past imaging technologies performed while the patient is awake cannot deliver a complete view that facilitates a visual differentiation of structures such as blood vessels and nerve tracts, for example. Scientists have teamed up in a study to develop a non-invasive medical imaging modality that enables multiplexing, deep tissue penetration, and real-time resolution.
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SWIR Imaging: The Power of Multi-Color Real-Time Technology
Possibilities of medical imaging
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Bed sensors facilitate fast location of available hospital beds

Interview
Image: Representation of a sensor that locates free beds; Copyright: simplinic Gmbh
One lesson the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us is hospitals are short on staff and time is a most valuable and scarce resource in health care that should not be wasted. That is why it only makes sense to automate repetitive and recurring tasks that are big time wasters and keep hospital staff from doing more important work.
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Easing the burden on healthcare personnel: bed sensors facilitate fast location of available hospital beds
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Deep Brain Stimulation – Measuring electrodes against Parkinson's disease

Video
Image: Preview picture of video
We cannot heal Parkinson’s disease yet, all we can do is alleviate the symptoms. One possibility to do this are implantable electrodes that stimulate part of the brain and counteract the characteristic tremor. In our current video, Prof. Cordula Matthies and Prof. Jens Volkmann from the University Hospital Würzburg explain how this stimulation can be targeted better with a new electrode generation.
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Deep Brain Stimulation – Measuring electrodes against Parkinson's disease
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